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Affairs 1T Rockville.
RAILROAD MATTERS-SOCIAL EVENTS. ETC.

).
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. Z, 1887.
The treSpas5 case OF the England heirs agt. the
B. d o. II. r., was given hearing On Monday last,
with Judges Richie, Lynch and Vinson on the
bench, and placed on the docket for trial at the
January sitting OF the circuit court.-Tbe bed
ding or the road for the double track is going
briskiy on at this point. b. Il. COdliSc, OF Ran
do!ph, has been awarded the contract for furnish
ing lumber 10 be used in laying the new track
Mrs. Maria Ritter anu CniiCren. OF Akr0n Ohio are
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Elias
kciSer, OF NOntr0se.--Mr turner Wilson has
gone 10 Florida 10 invest in real estate.--Pastor
t!ncS wright, OF Jne Rockville Baptist church, on
Tuesday afternoon WAS The recipient OF a good,
sold ''poGEdine" IRON. the members OF his congre-
ion. The donaJi0n was ample. including a
great variety OF good thinga.-The social event
OF Che week was an enjoyable necl,ie party held
at me home oi ,is5 Kate Green on Thursday
evening last. At 1880 pm. dainty collation.
served. Among th)ae present were mr. Frank
u llehe.y, Or Washington; Mss Leigh Punph-
rey; Nj. ihlr5ton SllnLa0n5; Miss Katie Brad
do'k. q Rockville: siis5 Rose Green; Messrs. A.
Garrett, +. {. Hradiock, l.. Beaii, OF Baltimore,
Ed~ ara Garrett and y. IousCy.
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Hral EAt2tR S3lnA.

Grace A. Bristed has transferred TO \. n. IIctt,
OF New York, sub los IL and H. square 24S II Mt
ing so feet the north side OF * STREET o.. wen
49, and 14th streets, extending bach 147 ieet, Ior
$4,000.
Judge Wyie has transferred to Smith Petit and
James DrippS lot ., square 20, fronting SOL by
120 On Canal and SIR ct, for sl0,:2E20.
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Anausenaents Tonight.

Amusements Tonight
ALBAUGHs.-"Ladyo OF Lyons"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Girl
WILLARD HALL-JapaneSe Village.
DIM MUsEUN.-"The Ranch King"
KKRNANS.-Reflly & Woods Troupe.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
HARRIS.-'IMay Blossom"
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BIrINE PRESENTS given at time OF purchase. N
saving OF wrappers. Sold everywhere.

A NEW ENTERPRISE.-New York Market corner
81 and Indiana avenue viii be opened 10 the pub
lie on Monday. January 10th, by M6SSIS. y. T. En-
inert s l. Hoover with full supply of choice
beef lamb, veal. mutton, pork, smoked meats, fish.
oysters, game, canned goods and vegetables Of all
kinds We both have had practical experience
OF ten years In the business and have every facility
for supplying our patrons with the best the mar
ket affords. at the lowest market prices Your
patronage Is solicited. Orders promptly called for
and delivered Yours, respectfully,
Telephone call-S91-2. EMMETT l. HOOVER.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ave.

WINES. WINES. WINEs,-Just arrived direct
from the wine vaults OF California as follows:
Riesling, Gutedel, Hook, Burgundy. Zinf1ud5i,
ClaTets, &c. sold at q low price at Chr. handlers,
No. 600 9TH street northwest.
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Raldvgin's Struggle for Liberty.
HABEAs coRrUs PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUSTICE ERA


The argument in the habeas corpus proceedings
In the case OF o. F. Baldwin, now confined in the
New Jersey state prison for misappropriating
about q, 500 900 OF the Mechanics Bank OF New
ark, for making false entries In the books OF the
bank, and for false statements respecting the
same on each OF which counts he received a SEN
tence OF five years, was heard yesterday by Mr..
Justice Bradley, OF the United states Supreme
Court, sitting as Judge OF the third New jersey
circuit. Cortlandt Parker, of Newark, made an
argument In support OF the petition for habeas
corpus and the discharge OF the prisoner, and II.
lippincott, United States district attorney fer
New Jersey, In opposition. Judge Bradley took
the papers In the case. This petition for habeas
for pardon now in the hands Of the President. 1t
Is said that Baldwin's onense was not embezzle-
ment or appropriation to his own use, but misap-
plication Of funds by wrongful loans.
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Judge Thurman Taken III.

A STARTLING INTERRUPTION TO THE JACKSON CLUB
BANQUET AT COLUMBUS.
During the fcsi1vi:le, OF the Jackson club BAN
quet at Columbus, ONO last night, profound
and pIinful sensation Was created by Judge Allen
&. Thurman, who mad shortly before finished hi,
Speech suddenly reeling from his chair and falling
inSeIslble TO the floor. He was taken to his car
ri ige amid great excitement and conveyed to his
home, where he revived somewhat. 1t is said
Tat Judge Thurman ms recently suffered a
slight attack OIL Pneumonia.
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w.. u. DIS. aII a. street northwest.

EOoT's.-wil open 1t Wiliaris hotel on January
10th, 1ITh and ION elegant French bonne,s and
hats. whi@h We ONer NJ =, 10 ne. Reduced from
$40 and go. Novelties IN fans, laces. jet beaded
cursESes and carmaHS.
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saloon Keeper DOnnelly in Court.

THREE CHARGES AGAINST HIM-FINED IN CSE AND
TWO CONTINUED.
To-day. In the Police Court James d. Donnely,
the keeper OF a saloon and eating house at the
southwest corner of / and 18th streets northwest.
was called upon to answer three charges as fol-
lows: Keeping an unlicensed bar, keeping an I'M
licensed eating house, and obstructing the side
walk by placing an ice box thereon.
Officers Allen and Boardnan testified that on
the 10Th OF last month they visited the defen-
dant-s saloon. Allen had two glasses OF whisky
and Boar1man TWO glasses Oh beer. TWO days later
they visited the saloon again and had drinks.
Lieutenant amiSS testified to the location OF the
saloon, which he said was run as orderly as any
saloon in the precinct. Witness was asked by Mi.
CahiIl, counsel Tor defendant, whether he received
his Instructions 20 prosecute the delendant from
either OF the Commissioners and whether he mad
had any conversation with John ". Thompson or
any other neighbOrS of the defendant
Mr.. Padgett objected and the court sustained
the objection. The court said that was a matter
to be settled elsewhere. The only thing for this
court to do was to ascertain whether liquor Was
sold. and whether or not the defendant had q
license.
Mr.. Cahill said the matter could not be settled
elsewhere on account OF the influence and wealth
elsewhere.
Without hearing any other witnesses the case Of
Keeping an unlicensed bar Was continued The
charge OF keeping an unlicensed eating house was
also continued. For placing the Ice box on the
sidewalk a fine OF s. Was imposed.
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cess only, securing artistic likeness and natural
expression The latest American and European
pastel. kensingtOn Art studio, $40 PennSy " ania
avenue.
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mas AL the finest grades Of oysters. served every
style. Steamed and half-sheil ii speciality Cali
~ ana "A 9Th ST, cor. OF E Ladies' saloon first
uOOis I
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W0NDERFUL--ROyaI cashIneres, 12Ec.; 4-button
monogram Kid gloves. 10; LOnsdale cambria,
1855; scotch Wool underwear, 500. cash, at
BRoDHEAD 6 Cos.
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENT In City Items OF the
great closing out at T. GodSchmidS mammoth
housefurnishfng establishment. S12 9TH street
n0rthweSI, now owned by Frankle Co.
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REIsINGER's ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

Mrs. c. DONOVAN, OF 315 5th ave-, Y. Y, has
Row on exhibition ball and dinner dresses, wraps
anG millinery at her parlOrs, 1910 st. NV.
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Bent with pain-due to InflaIned Kidneys, Weak
Back and Loins, Aching Hips and Sides. RELIEVED IN
ONE MINUTE by the CUTIcURA ANTIPAiN PLASTER.
Never fails At Druggists, % cents; five for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON.
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TEE LATEST Novelty for Xmas PreSentS-Ladtes
Straw Slippers, three cOlors,
Mrs. WM. III. RICH,
~ Market space.
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1.llkR$enlrklfS.

NATIONAL THEATER-.-Tne second week of the
Ideal opera company's successful engagement at
with presentation OF SRA D1avOlO," which Will
be No. Die .or an exec ;ionaliy good assignment
OF III rartS Mile DE LuSn viii, OIL course, Ot the
Zeryst,t, Nile. LaDlache the Ldtfy AHcdsh, a role
In which she II said 20 be unusually strong: Karl
l. east fer the title role; Barnabee for Niiord,
and Lawton. Clark and MOrawski will also part1ci-
pate. "tIartha" will be repeated Tuesday and
saturday evenings; at the Wednesday MATINEE
victor Will be sung; Wednesday evening and
saturday matinee, "N2id or HcnOr;" Thursday,
'Boheini IN Girl" and Frid.y 'Adina."
ALBiUGHS OPERA HoUsE.-RoDson and Crane
VIII app al al this house liz Xt week In their spe.
tacuisr revival Oh 1.-THE Merry Wives OF Windsor
\ PEP ITO JAPAN.-lhe japanese village,
~istsn nlo sprung la. IN !. !iLiri Hail the last few
days. 1ii1Ttis an amusing and Instructive peep into
tIc o.l.y life or this most interesting people.
there may be seen japanese artists, wooj-worhers,
jewelers.. pottery decorators and Otn"r craftsmen
- "ora. and Ii real live Yun-Y uIn serves Yea in
genuine japanese sly IL ia quaint little tea house
me LAILENAsD CONCERT, which Will take
,i-ace az Con so ..tlonll church on January 49,
Promises 10 Uc "a notable affair. Miss Pauline
i Aiieinand, whose charming voice and pleasing
Nays made her 20 many friends when She aIt
'c.fcu here WITH the American Opera company
.'st year. Il sure 70 receive generous welcome
:. l. announced thai at the request OF many
.fleIi'ss Miss Dixie V Crooks, the soprano OF the
SonGrdtionai Church Choir, viii sing one solo at
ne concert.
IHE ALPINE CuOIR.-At Congregational church
wednesday evening next novel Inu.lca enter
siniaent VII! De given 10y Andres iIyine choir
I'D iyrnIese troupe, dressed in their national
a-eIi,sii music. Tickets Iaay be had at Ellis.
hARktS bBoU THEATER.-The announcement
-'f WIS mouse next week Is g spec, acular pro-
iCtioh oi . Ii" World" This strong play, the
.fst oi the tOiiS series OF spectacular melOdfamas
pD2lir cf late years. stiil retains It's hod upon
lie public.
IRE DINE ACsErM.-Mme. Melville and her son
Nd1isttn- VINO were 50 Well received here earlier
4 The season, VIII appear at the Dime next week
II II ie boy tramp. or the Maniac Mother"
bERNANs Observation-Disclosures and kernell.s
~. So,iisay ait. specially company will furnish
i1pulaf house next week
IHE MANASSAS PANORAMA attracts daily q
%SCuiy NUMBER VI admitting spectators Thi-
1%ttie picture Is entertaining and Instructive Ia
1t best sense OF The words.
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THE ssDafsy- pillow sham holder IS for sale at
Ga 81 b street lnrf hNEe.I- ". - IAnnln.
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CITY ITEMS.


0y going TO Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and
sewing Machine Depot, 9Th and Ii sts-, Tor best
Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Bicycle Hose, Muf.
ners, Gents Jerseys and Blue Flannel Shirts
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ner's SAFE Cure, 81; Jaynes Expectorant. IS: St
Jacobs Oil, 3S. See Totten's advertisement
Spec1alties-thiS paper
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Officers Elected.


Centennial Council, No. 4, Sons OF Jonadab, have
elected the following officers: P. c., VIM. Boron;
". c., G. ". Ward; V. c., n. Bunch; Pat'r, Henry
Yeuney; r. S. ,John s. Finch; F. S., VIM. II. Young;
treasurer, JOS. Stckell; c., VIM. B. Creecy; A. g.,
g. G. Campbell; l. W., VIM. II. Horseman; o. W.,
John l. King.
Onondaga Tribe, No. 10, Improved Order Of Red
Men, has Installed the following named officers:
Prophet, A. G. Hatfield; sachem, j. r. MahOney,
senior sycamore, Joseph Acton, junior sycamore,
L. H. Patterson; keeper OF wamDum, I. SparrO; c.
OF r., II. Smith.
The following named officers have been elected
by District OF Columbia association. EX-UniOn
Prisoners OF War, TO- the ensuing year: President,
Capt. S. z. ThoInaSsOn; vice president, Major A.
Won Haake; secretary, John N. Kline; treasurer,
Major L. T. Williams. The above named gentle
men, together With j. G. HaWiey, constitute the
executive committee for 1887.
The American Legion OF HonOr.-The fnStalla-
ton OF officers this week was conducted by Grand
Commander j. Fl. Mills, assisted by the grand
council officers. in three councils Of the order,
fOiiowS: GOldStein, No 22-COmmander, ChaS.
Hulk; secretary, Thomas NJ. Reed: collector;
Aaron Brrnn: treasurer. Jacob Rich. Capital
City, No. 4ts}-Comma nder, +. s. Metcalf; Secre-
tary. ChaS :. Willis: collector. X. Ii. Rathvol;
treasurer. WIN. Robinson. AnacOstta, No. 7e6-
son; collector, W. g. Dorsey; treasurer, ChaS. o.
Cook.
AT the annual meeting OF the WOmen'S Christian
Association held at the Home, the following Off
GERS We're elected for 1887: Mrs. Justice Strong
president; Mrs. S. c. POmeroy, vice president;
MS. E. II. FarleSS, secretary: mrs. D. A. Freeman,
treasurer; AirS. c. B. Jewell, register.
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, French Opera
Glasses. Washington optical Company, 14th ST.,
near u. W.
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WHITE CAV VOC EQTAL THESE PRICEs?-A
Sa8ks3r8re table Tor sc: walnut cane-seat
dioIlz .i.ir>. s5..25: ASH chamber -Uite,, sf7.Jo
ASH ,'.tifruier-. 80; io"a[Fs s261; cniidFeg's
higil en- In nj -. 4;l"-: Is C.tHe--"at Oh fFs
s}Sj: q kifrnP1 cbt-, Ia; Kitchen tables. So
caEe-zsat .trE"rS. SLID: walnut hatEIckS, brass
pfn-, brF usubTeilJ pans. Sven f"c1 lfrh. 500:
ASH w,:riryl~, $1,000; walnut chifo1i"r5. with
desk attachment. $500; antiq1e ash. $500: q
5000 walnut chamber suite, S4G.u0; rattan
sre, 3.,.2j; waluut tables S1.15; walnut paTlOr
suites, $40. We quote only a few Of the bar
gains we are offering. We mean business. VIII
continue selling until every dollar OF the 5000
Il -tlH
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SOLID FOR POWDEgiY.-The annual meeting OF
District No 81, sltn OF Labor, embracing every
to,s II Luu ned u, Ia III In ine or branches, OF lie
Union Pacific ralrUud yesterday PASSED resOi,l-
lions iid0 sing every action taken by Grand Mas
Ter Norkm III Powderiy in The settlement OF the
SOUTHWESTERN and CAlcago strikes, as well as his
views regarding ictdtS-uniOns. The convention
pledges It's members To stand by Mr.. POWderiy.
A meeting OF tobacco manufacturers was held
In Baltimore last night and steps Were taken to
petition Congress 10 remove the internal revenue
tax on Tobacco cigars and snuff.
The SHOPS OF the Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany at Fargo, OAK, have been destroyed by 1re.
Loss, S15O,OOO.
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WHIITINGToN's Book AND STATIONERY STORE
Will be continued at the Old stand,
No. E221 Pennsylvania ave-,
and VIII be stocked with the largest assortment OF
goods Ia the city. Card Engraving and Printing
q Speciality.
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DRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED, 80 9TH st. Auction
Sales 10 a. IN. and pm. daily. By US invited.
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MAYrBoRPE FARM MILK. in sealed jars, is recon-
mended by physicians. a-2o st. NV
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johnson. ssb and z.

Engraving, Manufacturing Jeweler, optician
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FoUR SUNDAY ExENLNG LECTURES. PRO
'iE"S TO be given at HAihIS' BIyoU THEA1kK.
- ga OF 81, Alloy slUs' RESIDENCE FUND
1879, Jan IL Iourdes and its Miracles Jan 20
aas lie Monisl and The Sacred Heart feh n Trial
o uar sathol. forefai hers Feb -. Dante's Purss-
tory AID Paradise. Tickets Cor the course 81 each
thcater
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The Papal consistory has again been postpones,
20 March 10 perlhit OF Cardinals Gibbons and Tas-
Aeceu being In attendance
Celebrated throughout India on Febrilsry If
Much property has been destroyed recently By
ayalanches In Switzerland -
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

OFFICE Of TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Jan. s, 1881.
Indications (or III Kgary. CoEaascsciag az 5 pm,
TO-{qJ.
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GOOD CPAScEs SEoJLD S9F IL &issEp.-W. v
- U, Z 10 ";.i cltsr tae pubic dn opSortuni
uoN ~ % bu} lc;is ~, Gfy tooGs st ceSi
20. l. & their advertise Ienl, which please &c,
-A.s.
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PERSONAL.

Miss NELLIE TAFT (MODISTE) OF NEW YORK
NS city has returned To this city and Is residing
"a lOol New ioSk avenue. next door to Cisses Drug
Store.
A LADY WOULD LIKE To TAKE CHARGE OF
A Nldower's family a comfortable home OBJ
lect than salary. exchanged. Address SAI-
AKA. Star office. IT.
ffNHE GENTLEMAN THAT EXCHANGED HATS
IL ON RlsOde leland New Year viii please call
aud see -BtlpDI. Halter 1t
<NIvIL. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send 10 c.lits book stores o to
Ikl INSTITUTE,
ta4-lms Sth and sls. NV
SHoRTHANp-A NEW CLASS WILL BE FORMED
- ~ Photographic Headquarters curing the hrst
Meek 81 JANUARY. 1857. ja3-lw
IN ACCOUNT OF The HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ us repaired pay full value Tor cent?
sscos.a-asnd Clothii-s. Address or cali AT JUs1Hs
o.u >IAisd 6ls If. NV. dll-lm
LOTION q i lNSs
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sAfASEsE LnIrN AURATrG.-ThOmas Dowline
VI "a go iis iutnls OK .1Ogu.y y. al IL a. IN q I'm
=. O. ~o0fe HOVER 7COt- Also !.iany ether beat
thu bulos- Sc oCy-Tti ss.l.-Ht.
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For District Of Columbia. Maryland, Virginia.
North Z -t.tnt ana south Carolina, colder, north
eriy wiI.I-. IiT WeitIer.
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For a Few DAYS Only.

Great clOStng-out sale OF the immense stock Of
goods In the Mammoth HOuSe-furnisEing Depart
ment Store OF X. GoidSchmid, SIP TIN 1t. NV.
This sale Is for q few days only.
Goods win be sacrificed at ruiEouS prices.
$4,000 worth OF Cookery, Glassware, House.
furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys, Rugs &C.,
must be sold to make room Tor the new STOCK OF
Frankie & Co., OF New York.
Remember, this sale is Tor a few days only, and
you Will get bargains in every department.
S3 Per Gallon, 7Jc. Quart Bottle. No. L
Rye WhtSkey, best In the void Tor Tie money
Orders by mail. MCGEEs 9th near ID st. WAS
John e. Baker d Co.'s Cod Liver Oil
and Malt is the finest preparation OF the Kind i'm
the market. It's tonic and nCl ri,iye Effects in
wasting diseases truly wonderful. Sold by ali
druggists.
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"10c Royal" mends everything, Lansburc
Great Renefactor Of wou,e

sewing Machine Repairing aud lS r,v.
ing at Auerbachs, 9TH q ii. Telephone CALL 4.s9-a
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NNHE kIRMES,
i TIE DANCE OF THE NATIONS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,.
JAN. pa, 25, 26.1SS7. 7:3O pm. IL O'Clock.
For the benefit of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Under the direction of the eminent creative artist
MR.. CARL MARWIG.
THE HOLLAND AIS : tthe dance the Ne,horisnasA
NEAs Cor Fisher Dance)-Iarans.iie.
SPANISH
NORMANDY.
INDIAN
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Represent the Dances of the Nations
Brilliant costumes artistic tabeaux.
full movements and pastures. make realistic aud
cha nting pictures of national life.
Doors open at z O'Clock: Kirmes, at 7;30. Prome-
made concert and dancing guests parcI ating until II
O'Clock. Tickets S3. 81 S150 for sale only Metze
rotts 903 Pa. ave. NV, aud after January 10 Re
served seats tor each night without charge djo1
Ii AT MAhIlN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
POST On once. EVERY FRIDAY. At 6;i OPP pm TioEsts
Students 1 rec ai4-Im'
I>ROF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, ST
IL .ioseI}.'s hall 9th and H sts NV. tuesday, and
I rday Class rsunion to ii pm. Dancing music
NV rcs"s'e' ''' D'' ''' &C. '''O dis,3w:
TSNRICYCIES AND BICYCLES FOR RENT BY
Il hour, day or noah largest assortment Of Boys
Bicycles and S we aricycl.s from - ny. SA
IpANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL Run.
IL 10th st., two blocks south of fennsy wanna ave
The mos, realistic hs ~ scene ever PAINTED
Cpen from =. III. to 10 p. m.
Admission. 80 cents; children under IL yesrs ,5
cents On Sundays halt price je24
l
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ScOtf,s Emn l.ion of Pure

-
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is most valuable remedy for Consumption. Scrof-
ula, Wasting Diseases. OF children, colts and
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WilbOr's COD kiVer Oil and Phosphate
Of Lime cures, Coughs, Colds, .>th,pa, Bronchitis
ami ScroiGioCS huin0rs. 20 CoSSu MPFFygS.-Many
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the use OF ''Nl.DorS Pure COD Liver Oil and Lime 3"
Experience has proved it To d. vaiCaC.c remedy
for Consumption, Asthma. Dphtheria, AID all
Diseases or the Throat ami Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. eo3
Browns Bronchial brooches viii relieve
bronchitis, asthma, catarTh, consumptiye and
throat diseases. They are Used always with good
success. 60
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il 10. ward" prints, Soc pcG 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butte:lntlk: Sweet MILK
&C. per quart. Cream 1Jc.
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SUNDAY EVENING LEC-URES-DurtncJ January and
roo. u1tt s'ttcs 81 SICIay evening illustrated
.ecttfes, IA asa ~ TIE building fund ior the new
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